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A photographic journey
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- a photographic journey through its history... An early, 1940's informal group photo of members in California (possibly L
- a photographic journey through its history... Ebby T., the man who introduced Bill to the Oxford Group did not have his
- a photographic journey through its history... In order to finance the printing of the First Edition Big Book, stock cert
- A.A. Pioneers
- AA History: Photos
- Abby G's story, HE THOUGHT HE COULD DRINK LIKE A GENTLEMAN is in the Second and Third Edition
- Archie T's story, THE FEARFUL ONE is in the First Edition
- Bill and Lois after Anne S.'s funeral
- Bill and Lois at Fort Adams, Rhode Island, June 1918
- Bill and Lois packing for another trip
- Bill and Lois W. in a later Christmas picture
- Bill D., AA #3 with Dr. Bob's daughter Sue
- Bill D., AA #3 with Helen B., an early AA Grapevine Editor
- Bill D's story, ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS NUMBER THREE is in the Second and Third Edition
- Bill W. a smiling soldier in World War I
- Bill W. in the back row on the right. Just before going overseas
- Bill W. on horseback
- Bill W. visiting a prospective AA member in a hospital. Another "Man On The Bed" picture
- Bob O's story, THE SALESMAN is in the First Edition
- Charlie S's story, RIDING THE RODS is in the First Edition
- Clarence S's story, HOME BREWMEISTER is in all three editions
- Dick S's story, THE CAR SMASHER is in the First Edition
- Dr. Bob and Anne S
- Dr. Bob and Bill W. with an unidentified man (possibly Dr. Harry Tiebout) in Akron, Ohio
- Dr. Silkworth wrote the Dr.'s Opinion in the Big Book and was Bill's physician at Towns Hospital in New York
- Earl T's story, HE SOLD HIMSELF SHORT is in the Second and Third Edition
- Early Friends of A.A.
- Ernie G's story, THE SEVEN MONTH SLIP is in the First Edition
- Esther A's story, A FLOWER OF THE SOUTH is in the second and Third Edition
- Ethel M's story, FROM FARM TO CITY is in the Second and Third Edition
- Hank P's story, THE UNBELIEVER is in the First Edition
- Henrietta Seiberling's home, the Gatehouse on the Seiberling Estate in Akron, Ohio
- It was at Henrietta Seiberling's home where Bob and Bill met for the first time on Mother's Day in 1935. She lived at the Gatehouse on the Seiberling Estate in Akron, Ohio
- It was at the home of T. Henry and Clarace Williams where Dr. Bob and many of the early founding members of AA met for Oxford Group meetings
- Just prior to the first AA World Service Conference and Convention in 1950, Bill W. visited Cleveland, Ohio and met with some of the early members there
- Lois was usually asked to drive the family Harley
- Marty M's story, WOMEN SUFFER TOO is in the Second and Third Edition
- Memorabilia
- on their Harley Davidson
- Pre-AA Days
- Rev. Samuel M. Shoemaker was the pastor at Calvary Episcopal Church in New York where he headed the Oxford Group there. He was also a great friend of early AA
- Ruth Hock was AA's first secretary and typed the manuscript for the Big Book
- Sylvia K's story, THE KEYS OF THE KINGDOM is in the Second and Third Edition
- The September 1939 Liberty Magazine with an article entitled, "Alcoholics And God." AA's first National publicity
- The Williams' Home in Akron, Ohio
- This is the March 1, 1941 Saturday Evening Post magazine containing AA's first major publicity. As a result of this Jack Alexander article, AA's membership nearly doubled
- This was an early proposed Dust Jacket design for the First Edition Big Book
- what is now known as Al-Anon Family Groups